This isn't just any painting; it's a portal to a realm where magic laughs in the face of chains, and true power knows no prison. At its heart is a figure of mesmerising strength: a powerful witch. She dominates the composition, not with brute force, but with an intense, radiating energy. Her face, etched with a fierce determination, shows no hint of despair or resignation. Her eyes, perhaps the most striking feature, burn with an ancient, unyielding power – a vibrant emerald or a piercing sapphire – that seems to look beyond the cosmos, into the very fabric of magic itself. Her hands, though perhaps bound by invisible forces, are raised, not in supplication, but in command, fingers splayed as if conducting a cosmic orchestra. But her location is what truly elevates this scene beyond the ordinary. She is incarcerated, held captive within a vast, shimmering bubble prison. This translucent sphere, almost iridescent, floats majestically and isolatingly above a swirling tapestry of clouds. Below her, the earth is an unseen memory, replaced by an endless ocean of white and grey, hinting at infinite distance and magnificent isolation. The bubble, designed to contain her formidable magic, serves instead as a magnificent, albeit cruel, stage. And that's where the dragons come in. Not one, not two, but several flying dragons erupt from the ethereal mist surrounding her, or perhaps directly from her own being, as if born of her very will. These aren't merely beasts; they are manifestations of her unbound power. Their scales shimmer with every conceivable colour – emerald, obsidian, ruby, sapphire – catching the light in a breathtaking display. Wings, vast and leathery, tear through the wisps of cloud, propelling them through the pristine sky. Some coil protectively around her bubble, others soar freely, their forms elongated and powerful, their silent roars echoing across the canvas in a symphony of defiance. The sheer audacity of the scene is breathtaking. Here is a witch, confined and isolated, yet her magic is not only unbroken but amplified, made visible in the magnificent forms of her draconic conjurations. The bubble, meant to sever her connection to the world, has become a lens through which her power is focused and projected. The vast, empty sky, usually a symbol of freedom, now highlights the paradox of her situation: physically contained, spiritually limitless.
- 11 x 14, 16 x 20 or 20x24
- Digital painting on stretch canvas or unframed posterboard.
- Signed by multi award winning published artist.
**Please note that colors are noticeably more vibrant on canvas than posterboard. Every monitor displays colors differently, so your actual print may differ slightly than what you see here on your phone or computer.
Dragon Fantasy Wall Art | Witchcraft and Cosmos Fantasy Painting
